Sheffield’s next big band looking to emulate Arctic Monkeys and Pulp

Sheffield indie band The Rosadocs have signed to Tri-Tone/Republic of Music and are preparing for an autumn 2026 tour as they work towards their debut album. After a summer of festival appearances and sold-out shows at home, the band hopes to build on Sheffield’s musical legacy, which includes Arctic Monkeys and Pulp.

The group played Tramlines’ main stage, as well as Truck, Y Not, Kendal Calling, Splendour and The Big Feastival. Its rise from Sheffield’s grassroots venues has included sold-out performances at Sheffield City Hall and the Octagon. Lead singer Keelan Graney said those milestones had made the band “hungrier”, while tour dates are set for Sheffield, Hull, Leeds and York, among other places.